20 October 2014Jim Bachman, Tobias Gummersbach and John Loughrey

Benchmarking capital charges

Regulators have legislative responsibility to establish solvency standards for insurers. Rating agencies have a commercial interest in providing a framework to gauge insurers’ capital adequacy. For each the focus is to assign capital charges to the various activities of insurers, tally their accumulation and conclude the need for regulatory intervention or assigning a financial rating, respectively.

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